VNX Orchestration — Summary
VNX (vnx-orchestration) is a governance-first multi-agent orchestration runtime for AI CLI workers (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Kimi CLI, LiteLLM bridge). With 34 stars and active development, it is the most governance-focused framework in this batch: every agent action produces a structured receipt in an append-only NDJSON ledger, quality gates use deterministic file-based verdicts (not LLM judgment), and a multi-provider code review pipeline (Codex gate + Gemini review) must pass before merge is allowed. The framework ships a Python CLI (vnx), a skills directory with 21 named skills/agent roles, a dashboard web UI, a tmux 2x2 grid operator mode, a headless subprocess mode for CI, and a receipt/ledger system documenting 1,400+ entries in production use. VNX explicitly addresses Anthropic's April 2026 OAuth policy (which affected OpenClaw) by spawning claude CLI processes via subprocess rather than using OAuth tokens. Closest seed comparison: closest to claude-flow in its multi-agent coordination complexity and explicit governance, but VNX is infrastructure-first (receipts, quality gates, tmux grid, dashboard) while claude-flow is protocol-first (MCP tools, consensus algorithms).